the july 13th marks, the 70th anniversary of events, the meaning any significance of which the still debated and owes poland and you grain them up just where ah bill of the teacher, the announcement of our gone april. the 8th 2013 is just before the 70th anniversary, the divided the ukrainian nation with an ideological stand off $28.00 senators with the law and justice party submitted a draft to the polish senate film proposing that july. the 11th should be a memorial day in poland. to honor the memory of the victims of massacres of poles in virginia and other parts of western ukraine in world war 2, with a couple of eggs up at their granite. on april the 11th in the same year 29 m. p 's from the polish people's party submitted to poland, lower house of parliament, a similar draft titled on the genocide committed by the organization of ukrainian nationalists and the ukrainian insurgent army against oles on eastern polish territories. barbara, by lack of cooperation at the end of the keep up as of both these documents was to recognise the organization of ukrainian nationalists and the ukrainian insurgent army as criminal organizations. which according to the auth

of the classroom. this bill will restore the role of parents in schools and provide new mechanisms to provide parent-teacher partnerships. when parents are involved in their child's education, students thrive. that's the guiding principle of this bill. with the parents bill of rights act, republicans will help parents steer the education of their children back into the correct path where they can learn the skills they need for a lifetime of success. mr. chair, i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. scott: thank you, mr. chairman. i rise in opposition to h.r. 5 and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: so ordered. mr. scott: i rise in opposition to h.r. 5, the politics over parents act. republicans believe parental engagement is -- it is closely linked to student behavior, higher academic achievement and enhanced social skills, but unfortunately, the politics over parents act is not taking meaningful steps to increase or support parental engagement. in fact, it lists so-called rights and declares this allows the pa

of the classroom. this bill will restore the role of parents in schools and provide new mechanisms to provide parent-teacher partnerships. when parents are involved in their child's education, students thrive. that's the guiding principle of this bill. with the parents bill of rights act, republicans will help parents steer the education of their children back into the correct path where they can learn the skills they need for a lifetime of success. mr. chair, i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. scott: thank you, mr. chairman. i rise in opposition to h.r. 5 and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: so ordered. mr. scott: i rise in opposition to h.r. 5, the politics over parents act. republicans believe parental engagement is -- it is closely linked to student behavior, higher academic achievement and enhanced social skills, but unfortunately, the politics over parents act is not taking meaningful steps to increase or support parental engagement. in fact, it lists so-called rights and declares this allows the pa

the right, almost entirely people of color. it made me wonder what is the role of race here? is there one? >> absolutely there is several. so many of the earliest iterations of these bills limiting what teachersan teach and kids can learn more focused on race. that picture you just showed is so striking and part of the reason that we are seeing the popularity of the cause drop is precisely because of that. i could point you to one state after another where some kind of restrictive law has been passed and there is a version of the picture on the left that looks exactly like that. why is it always -- why are the kids always white? what is going on? and i think there is a strong element of race playing into this that people are definitely picking up on. >> is this issue a fad or will this be here a long time? >> this is not the first time we have seen parents rights emerge as an issue. when it came up in the 90's, one of the reasons it lost support and withered away was precisely what we are seeing now. more people get a clear sense that something that sounds good in the abstract, giving parents more say, too easily translates into banning particular books or limiting what kids in a whole school

lisa: at the capital, though -- most controversial has been a part of the bill requiring that teachersents if students are being treated as transgender. republicans say that addresses parent fears of being in the dark. >> our bill enshrines common sense transparency for parents of children to reflect these concerns. lisa: but democrats say that is dangerous for kids. >> this is about maga republicans who want to start a fake culture war targeting some of the most vulnerable kids in america shame on you. lisa: all of this comes with its own civics lesson, about parents with the same ardent motivation but in completely separate conversations. >> this could be a unique opportunity to bring us together. but it could just keep pushing us apart. because we are not listening. we hear each other talking but we're not listening. lisa: house republicans celebrated the bill's passage today but it is not expected to move in the senate. to talk about what this means for families and in politics is jennifer berkshire. she's a journalist who co-hosts the education podcast have you heard anis co-autho

since 2010, inflation has led to a drop in the real wages of teachers by 24%, meanwhile , prices for food and essential goods are rising, as are electricity bills. according to the leaders of the trade union over the past year, many school teachers simply impoverished. however, british prime minister reishi sunok and the government have taken a tough stance and so far refuse to fulfill the fair demands of teachers. the updated version of the electoral code of belarus comes into force today according to the new norms. candidates should not have foreign citizenship, a pole's card or other similar documents, we increase the age limit for candidates for the post of head of state from 35 to 40 years and from 10 to 20 years the price of settled residence includes the rule that the same person can be elected president not more than two terms, the turnout threshold is canceled, for voters to recognize the elections to the house of representatives as valid , the rules for early voting are changed , and the entire belarusian people's assembly is introduced a section that determines the procedure for electing delegates to the supreme people's council from

amendments can be made to the text or at the end of the debate or vote will be held on whether the bill proceeds the next stage of the legislative process. teachers in honduras, say the education system is in crisis. $1000000.00 children expected to miss out on schooling this year alone. poverty corruption and poor infrastructure are being blamed. rapidly reports from the house, coaching of science, often often cast cheers from school children in the island community of east and the excitement is over the arrival of their teacher. fransisco velasquez francisco says there are many challenges associated with going to school on a tiny caribbean island fire for pressure mckesson bow here. we've had situations that have been difficult to overcome. many of the children who attend his school come from a small island that several miles away. and if the seas too rough, it can be difficult to get here in a little there's only one school on coyote could. she knows. and francisco is the only teacher around here that makes him a pretty big deal, though many are thankful for francisco's dedication parents. like but the sienna, who sells seafood to tourists at

since 2010, according to the union, inflation has led to a 24% drop in teachers' real wages. and the prices of groceries and essential goods are rising, as are electricity billswever , british prime minister rishi sunok has taken a tough stance and does not want to meet the fair demands of teachers, but to increase wages. thousands of ukrainian refugees in spain have not received financial assistance, which they were promised last summer, the newspaper writes. el pais previously announced by the spanish government that they will be able to receive 400 euros a month for a family, as well as another 100 euros for each the child during the 6 months of stay in the country , the local authorities were responsible for the distribution of funds. in october, they were given 70% of the amount, but the refugees did not receive the money. and in poland, from march 1, the authorities obliged ukrainian migrants to pay for accommodation in residence centers. this order applies to 80,000 people, similar laws have been in force since june last year for those who live in polish families. in the context of the current geopolitical instability , a common driving force is needed

within the limits of the constitution and laws our issue is left to the person of reza khan pahlavi, the teacher who opposes the teacher would get a teacher if you vote for this billhousand times, and to this law , this is illegal and i am against this food , but the character of the school itself, or mosadegh, do not oppose be that as it may, the number of people who opposed reza shah's monarchy in the parliament reached the number of my fingers. the king is constitutional and limited in the constitution, and that's why we make it clear, but he has many powers, but the parliament can dismiss him. when you come to power , the king he saw that the parliament can't do anything about it do you return to tyranny after the decree of the parliament to dissolve the qajar dynasty, the representatives in favor of reza khan went to the house of the new king to offer congratulations and a floor of offerings and gifts for the royal welcome to another royal place behind the doors of the house to close the roof in the mind of foroghi reza shah nader shah for the coronation of reza shah and foroughi, and he himself wrote there, when he comes, he starts from pishdadian , we revie

assembly to pass the maryland educator shortage act to strengthen the pipeline of qualified teachers in our state. [applause] [applause] this bill will create new pathways to address the shortage of qualified teachers. giving our students the mentors and the leaders that they need to explore the full range of opportunities and emerging sectors. and no maryland or exemplifies the untapped potential of this policy than ronnie beers. [applause] [applause] ronnie and a dresser to fresh dress, ronnie grew up go ahead frederick and teaches at oakdale school. representatives. originally he is planning on general counsel will setting at the eastern shore determined he wanted to help kids avoid the problems before they even start. under marilyn's or grow your own program he was introduced to the profession for he received a scholarship for part of his tuition and internship. he is now a leader in frederick helping recruit more talented educators to step into the gap, ronnie, bless you for all of your leadership and all you do. [applause] ronnie's story of using an alternative pathway towards a rewarding profession is a guide to protect g

the future. within the limits of the constitution and the laws of our subject to reza khan pahlavi concedes that the teacher would oppose the teacher if you vote for this billousand times and they call me an illegal act and i am against this food, but the character of the school is not good, or now mosadegh, don't be against it, the number of people being against reza shah's monarchy in the parliament reached the number of fingers on my hand. the role of the king in the constitution is limited and that is why we make it clear , but he has many powers, but the parliament can remove him . when the king comes to power, the parliament cannot remove him . in fact, you return to tyranny

. >> republicans in the house of representatives are pushing a bill that increase transparency in the classroom. pits parents against teachers, the so-called parents' bill of rights act had a debate on the house floor. >> good evening, trace, every parent is concerned what is going on in schools. school board meetings prompting republicans to back those parents up on the house floor. >> bad for covid. the veil has been lifted on a corrupted education system for too long been indoctrinating our children with racial division and hatred. parents are now awakened. >> there is no question that people have been chilled from speaking out against childrens education. >> requires parents know what is being taught in schools and respecting free speech at cool school board meetings a year and a half after merritt garland to discuss alleged parental threats against faculty at school board meetings. concerned about parents' involvement are he coulded by democrats saying bills pit. >> designed to politicize our education system, pit parents against teachers, and bring divisive mega culture wars into the classroom. >> and the house is expe

democrats call it a school control bill arguing it puts politics over parents, extreme maga republicans want to jam there right wing ideology down the throats. of students, teachers and parents throughout america. house democratic leader hakeem jeffries warned the bill would lead to banning books from school libraries. >> and senate democratic leader chuck schumer said it would exclude schools that don't comply from child nutrition programs that sit punish the poor kids, make sure they don't have a meal. the legislation now moves to the senate where schumer promised it will not see the light of day in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> all right. time for another look at the forecast as we look to life golden gate bridge is down there somewhere. and it and i just a beautiful day, especially what we've been through lately, lawrence. and it's going to get pretty chilly tonight. that wasn't. yeah, it certainly is. you know, just going one step at a time, right? at least it was dry today. we've got a little sunshine out there. yeah, kind of cool and brisk. but hey, we'll take this. this is a step in the right direction. i think. but we maybe see a little bit of a warm-

of this issue. >> we filed 21 bills in honor of those 21 lives lost. 19 children and the two teachers, on may 24th 21 bills that dan patrick, our lieutenant governor, speaker of the house, and the governor of the state greg abbott simply don't want to hear. as you know, we live in a republican controlled state. super majority, much like tennessee. and there is simply no laws on the books to protect our kids. this is the number one leading cause of death. not the fentanyl scare that they would like to have us believe. it's not drag shows. as jon stewart just suggested. they want to burn books in texas. what florida does, texas seems to want to do, but at the end of the day, we're not doing anything about the number one cause of death with children and that's guns. it's not people. certainly there's a component of mental health, but we're doing absolutely zero on guns because republicans care more about the nra and money than they do our children. >> an interesting statistic today. after the sandy hook shooting in 2012, the first one of these terrible kindergarten shootings, connecticut instituted u

the teacher in home county what to teach. this bill is focusing on gnawing with the teacher will -- knowing what the teacher will teach. a list of resources in the library. that is something ideally that all states should we going. i think there are about 11 transparency bills in the state. i would like to see that happening at the state level. pam should be asking their state legislators to pass the bills. they are going to have a more of a -- to them. in arizona and florida, their enforcement mechanisms and consequences for school districts who are keeping information. a parent can actually sue. you do not want the federal government and forcing these things from d.c. we do not want to increase monitoring or reporting requirements that are already extremely -- pure when we have a concern that teachers salaries are not going up -- when we have a concern that teacher salaries are not going up, we do not want to be creating more administrative burdens for the federal government and hiring more. host: about 10 minutes left with the independent women's forum. this is louise in springfield, virginia. caller: it is elise. i am a pare

really looked at the so-called parents bill of rights , which has been changed quite a bit by amendments added in the process, i am concerned about the direction of it. i worked at parent-teacherizations like the pta, i worked with educators and civil-rights groups and came up with an alternative. the students and parents bill of rights that will make a significant difference. the concern i have about the parents bill of rights, as introduced by the house republicans, which is a partisan bill. we did not have input in that and basically all of our amendments were rejected. it will lead to lots of things are not helpful for parent involvement in education. host: like what? guest: there will be a life time spent by educators coming up with lists, keeping lists of today, making photocopies of professional window -- professional development materials and curriculum materials. the requirement of having two meetings per year sounds great but they would not accept an amendment to put reasonable limitations on that. if you have 100 people show up at a school board meeting and everyone wants to talk for an hour, that is a huge burden. of course parents should be involved in their stude

parental choice, fewer teacher unions dictating the terms. >> bill: better teachers, i have a niece that teaches at a catholic school down there, kids are doing great. kids in the city ofrom having teachers like my niece in their classroom. >> kennedy: absolutely, it is a shame. >> dana: there is question of civil rights, declaration is saying, life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. if you are not educated properly, your pursuit of life, liberty and pursuit of happiness are curtailed. your likelihood of going to jail in your early life are high if you can't do basic skills. >> kennedy: absolutely, this is just another institution that is failing kids. they worry about ideology, progressive ideology being rammed down student's throats and forget about math and reading. >> dana: then they want free college, they are not focused on k-12. drives me nuts. >> bill: like that professor from alabama come here and share his case. >> dana: you are welcome here any time. mega-prison bursting at the seams, taking in thousands more gang members, got to see it to believe it. we have details. sparks flying at city council meeting, mayor lori lightfoot getting an earful or her handli

the highlights of that bill. i will put it oth screen. at must provide a public copy of any revision to the state's academic standard and teachers should have two in person meetings for parents -- with parents everyear and parents have us get -- ac -- a say when schoo develop private policies and they must consent if any mental health or substance abuse screening takes place. a lot of people would say, why not leave this to the states and at a local level, why make this a federal top-down situation? guest: there are many insistence where -- instances where parents rights have been trampled upon. you saw parents being very concerned about what their kids are being talked, whether it is anti-american or a racist ideology. they are concerned about transgender policies. there are concerned about crime reports be suppressed. -- being suppressed. i have heard insistence about parent concerns not being addressed. i attended many school board meetings to encourage parents to be involved in education and to make sure they hold school boards accountable and this is as -- host: if you like to call in, you can do so by party affiliation. (202) 748-8000

today i spoke with teachers, principals and superintendents who have gone to school to learn how to educate, manage and supervise the education of our young people and they oppose this bill and the you supering of their expertise and their ability to teach. h.r. 5 has declared that we don't trust our teachers. i have to say the title of this bill is a lie. it's a trojan horse to what is best to educating our children and about the evisceration of public education. i'm a parent and i know what is best but i don't know what's best for your child and this bill would take the participation of parents out of the decision-making process and create anarchy in our education system. earlier today, i was in a committee hearing listening to republicans talk about china and this what i heard them say. they said shame on china. china is stifleling access to free thought and banning access to information. the hypocrisy in talking about bashing china, this bill does exactly what they say they don't want to see happen. the poison pill in this bill will actually promote violence and bullying in our schools and young kids who are finding themselves and trying to learn who they are. if you

the bill restricts what pronouns teachers can use to address students. and it requires the schools respect the first amendment. his * let's welcome to the show one ofhe rights of paints. he's from fairfax, virginia and the father of six children. why did you pull all of your children from the public schools in virginia? >> very simple, liz. i was sick and tired of my kid tailing at school. i don't mind the indoctrination attempts. my kid will laugh at you if you try to tell them boys can have babies when they grow up. but i was worried about my did not being able to read and do math. fairfax county spend $17,000:per year per pupil, but only 37% of third graders can read and do math at grade level. it was more for the lack of academic content. i want my kid to be able to read and write. liz: we have democrats calling the parents bill of rights fascist and extreme. they say parents are trying to remove books from schools. democrats are being misleading there. >> democrats call everything they don't like fascism. they call math fascist. christianity farbive. anything they don't like they call fascism. this bill allows parents to review the content of

the talks between school district and that st teachers union. there have been protests over the last 3 days. teachers demanding a 30% pay hike the house of representatives voted to pass a bill that will give parents greater oversight on what is taught in public schools. >> all democrats voted against the parental bill of rights act last year. there were more than 1200 attempts to censor library books. extreme maga republicans want to jam there. >> right wing ideology down the throats. of students, teachers and parents throughout america, >> last year there are more than 1200 attempts again to censor library books. >> utah is now the first state in the country to teenagers, access to social media. the state's republican governor signed 2 new laws prohibiting kids under 18 from using social media between 10:30pm, and 06:30am, and they'll need a parent's consent to sign up for sites like tiktok and instagram. some experts say the move does open the door to lawsuits on behalf of but children claiming social media harmed them. tech companies are expected to sue over this. the laws are otherwise going to take effect in a year. >> new legi%lation in congress he's seeking to block

the throats. of students, teachers and parents throughout america. every democrat voted against the billnd the department of education has come out against it. senate majority leader chuck schumer says the senate won't consider the legislation. back of the opening bell. we brought you this live at 6 30. the kick off the trading day. stocks are rising on wall street, for the most part was battered banks show more strength, at least for now. markets have been in turmoil following the 2nd and 3rd largest u. s. bank failures in history earlier this month. at this point, we see that the dow jones is up by just more than 150 points, gaining almost one half of 1. following the from where we started, snp is showing a slight bump of only eight points right now, and nasdaq is essentially right back to where it started. a new kind of gym is drawing a lot of competition even before workouts begin, the gyms often referred themselves as social wellness clubs. according to the new york times , potential members will need to either have a current member recommend them for membership or submit an applica

bill. the extreme mega republicans want to jam their right wing ideology down the throats. of students, teachers and parents throughout america, another culture war brewing last year saw a record number of efforts to censor library books more than 1200 attempts, double the amount in 2021 conservatives registered a majority of those complaints. republicans want to ban books on martin luther king jr. republican zeroed in on education as a winning issue for 2024, tapping into parental frustration that they don't have enough say parents had a lot of hard questions for their school board members. and i think school board members didn't want to have to answer those questions. democrats on the other hand, are calling republicans hypocrites. in an op ed last week, the education secretary wrote quote. ironically some of the very politicians who claimed to provoke freedom or banning books and censoring what students can learn. senate majority leader chuck schumer called the house bill orwellian, he says the senate won't consider it on capitol hill chat program. fox news all right. joining us for reaction

bill. the extreme mega republicans want to jam their right wing ideology down the throats. of students, teachers parents throughout america, another culture war brewing last year saw a record number of efforts to censor library books more than 1200 attempts, double the amount in 2021 conservatives registered a majority of those complaints. republicans want to ban books on martin luther king jr. republican zeroed in on education as a winning issue for 2024, tapping into parental frustration that they don't have enough say parents had a lot of hard questions for their school board members. and i think school board members didn't want to have to answer those questions. democrats on the other hand, are calling republicans hypocrites in an op ed last week, the education secretary wrote quote. ironically some of the very politicians who claimed to provoke freedom or banning books and censoring what students can learn. senate majority leader chuck schumer called the house bill orwellian, he says the senate won't consider it on capitol hill chat program, fox news and last hour we spoke with san jose sta

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the classroom. democrats though argue it pits parents against teachers. the so-called parents bill oft ago fiery debate on the house floor today. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram shows us tonight. >> we will not be silenced. >> raucous school board meetings prompted back up parents when it came to education. >> covid, the vale has been lifted on a corrupt education system that has for too long been indoctrinating our children with racial division and hatred. parents are now awakened. >> g.o.p.'s parent bill of rights requires schools post curriculum and respect free speech at school board meetings. >> there is no question that people have been chilled from speaking out against children's education. >> republicans highlighted a doj memo targeting parents for getting out of line at school board meetings. the bill's biggest flash point a mandate that schools list books in libraries. >> another book the book is gay. discusses orgies. kinky and sex afters. is this something you want your children to read. wanting to ban books about race. >> the likes of rose zoo parks. this

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bill arguing it puts politics over parents, extreme republicans. >> want to jam there right wing ideology down the throats. of students, teachers and parents throughout america. house democratic leader hakeem jeffries warned the bill would lead to banning books from school libraries. >> and senate democratic leader chuck schumer said it would exclude schools that don't comply from child nutrition programs that sit punish the poor kids, make sure they don't have a meal. the legislation now moves to the senate where schumer promised it will not see the light of day in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> u.s. secretary of state antony blinken says the state department is facing an unprecedented demand for passports and has increased staffing to deal with the surge. secretary blinken says the wait time is currently 10 to 13 weeks about 7 to 9 weeks for an expedited passport. the state department says they're getting about 500,000 passport applications per week. that's about a 40% increase from last year. there's also a pilot online renewal platform, but it's not quite ready for a major role out just yet. so plan ahead there. 4 of the

bills put a target on the back. the bills have a provision that says young people can use a single occupancy bathroom, such as a teacher's bathroom, if they do not want to use the bathroom ofsex at birth and those bathrooms are often far away from their classrooms. that draws unwanted attention. these are students who already face more bullying. it makes it feel like it is dangerous for them to use the bathroom at school. i have had youth tell me they avoid using the bathroom. >> what about for transgender adults? this bill, the one that was amended, would apply to them? >> for trans adults, it is similar. these bathrooms -- these laws will make them a target and bathrooms. us people testified at yesterday's hearing they are ready to face -- they already face violence and bathrooms and this will make them more of a target. >> when north carolina passed its bathroom bill in 26, there was a massive backlash. why is there a resurgence of these bills and republican-led states? >> in part because legislation targeting lgbtq people have been growing exponentially. you have more than 400 bills targeting lgbtq people that have been filed. they have been growing more extreme. gende

the throats. of students, teachers and parents throughout america. the bill would also require schools to report when transgender girls join girls, athletic teams and if trans girls are allowed to use girls' restrooms or locker rooms, every house democrat voted against the bill, along with five republicans. senate majority leader chuck schumer called the house bill or whaley in and said the senate will not consider it up next step towards freedom for the man who inspired the film. hotel rwanda credited with saving hundreds from genocide in rwanda. now set to be released from prison. that story and more when is paul recess a budget to received the presidential medal of freedom in 2009 years after saving hundreds of rwandans from genocide in 1994. he was convicted of murder, kidnapping and terrorism in 2020 during a highly controversial trial and rwanda. he always maintained his innocence, insisting his arrest and conviction were all part of an agenda against sanford speaking truth to power authorities have now commuted his 25 year prison sentence, he said to b

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the throats. of students, teachers and parents throughout america. every democrat voted against the bill department of education has come out against it. senate majority leader chuck schumer says the senate won't consider the legislation. the world may peak and population by the year 2050. scientists from the global challenges foundation looked at two scenarios that could play out. the first is called too little too late, which entails the planet could continue to develop economically the same way it has for the past 50 years. in this scenario, the population could be around 8.6 billion in 2050 before declining the seven billion by 2100. the second scenario is called giant leap. this sequence predicts the world population will hit 8.5 billion by 2040 before dropping the six billion by the end of the century. researchers say this would happen if there are big investments in education and health, along with policy changes to food and energy security. murder blackmail are on the menu at san francisco playhouse begin brings the beloved board game clue to the stage. so with this now, or susie

of this bill. listen. >> the purpose here is not to help students or parents or teachers. it's to sow distrust and make classrooms ground 0 for the maga culture wars. >> seeking to pit parents against school boards. >> when they talk about a parents bill of rights, they are talking about a specific demographic of parent to have a bill of rights to, let's say for example, removal of certain books. >> sandra: and not just the democratic lawmakers that are out there publicly slamming this bill, douglas. it's also the national parents union. the national parents union slamming the bill saying republicans are making a mockery out of the parents rights. loud minority carries on about trying to get books banned, the majority of us are fighting to make sure american families have access to high quality schools that give them the chance for economic mobility to teach the truth about america's history. so, they say for republicans it's just about banning those books. >> that tells you something, doesn't it. just right there, the truth about america's history. we all know what's going

the bill. i'm not okay with that. my experience as a teacher and as a father in the teaching profession, changes lives. it is a profession that makes all of us. teachers help children develop their own gifts. it is the best profession and way at the department of education will do all we can to ensure they are valued. i recently have a one-on-one meeting with the minister of education and wayne spoke of a system and it was glaring how much we agreed. respecting the profession as a prerequisite for student shipment. here at the department of education we are providing over 2.6 billion dollars of prepared support and highly quality education. this administration has also enacted the biggest ever. to increase funding which will result in a better interesting ratio. for the first time we are putting millions into ensuring grow your own programs and that they are developed to bring talent into profession. we know liz programs work by putting money in. yes, i expected our students achieved better than any other country. but, that started first parting the profession. it translates to eliminating teacher shortage by providing a competitive salar

, but the internet is increasingly getting footage of clarifying the relationship between teachers and children. yes . that is why the state duma is going to forbid the state duma to develop a billout of ten teachers, however, almost every fourth parent is against the arguments. i studied the parties or i davydov long hair does not suit the cadet, it was the hairstyle , according to eyewitnesses, that caused such aggression in the head of the cadet class of one of the moscow schools. he dragged the young man into the corridor and threw it on the floor. calm down you. the prehistory of the emergence of hazing is being investigated by investigators. and in this school , the teacher's long nails became an instrument of education. here's what the english teacher did with my child. the video got into the network of the prosecutor’s office, the beginning of the check turned out to be a hooligan boy and insulted the teacher, but this is not a reason for assault if the teachers who conducted the lesson in relation to the student contradicted the education and educational activities provided for by the legislation excluding physical and mental violence on the same day the lady quit. and

of independence. the bill has drawn widespread criticism from heeducators and florida democrats and caught the attention of our next guest, renowned documentary filmmaker ken burns. he tweet inside part, by trying to dictate what teachersn the very liberties articulated by the founders and something that all americans should speak out against. ken burns is here now. also he has a new book out, our america a photographic history. it is fantastic. we have been thumbing through it. thank you very much. >> i appreciate it. >> you were moved enough to write about this bill and what's going on with the idea of critical race theory and not teaching the full history of this country. why? >> you know, what makes america great is not the suppression of ideas or the pursuit of every corner of those ideas may lead us or the facts. it's about who we are and how we investigate who we are and celebrate the diversity of who we are. all of these bills that desantis and others are doing limit our ability to understand who we are and are not inclusive. they are exclusive. they are narrowing the focus of what is and isn't american history. it's terrifying. it feels like a soviet system or, you know, the way the nazis would build up a vill

kind of protesting against the president plan, to raise the baton the age from $60.00 to $64.00 teachers, transport staff and sanitation workers have moved off the job british in peace, debasing a bill aimed at curbing the number of undocumented migrants arriving on bushes, shores, it's to fulfill the prime minister's promise to deport anyone entering illegally. the home secretary said the volume of illegal arrivals had overwhelmed the asylum system and was part of a larger global migration problem. well those are the headlines on al jazeera, but do stay with us. the stream is coming up next. thank you very much for watching . ah alger 0 rate with no i won't come to the stream am i had shabby dean. ketamine therapy is quickly gaining popularity and seen as a life saving option for people suffering from treatment resistant mental health disorders like depression. but in the us, many are raising concerns that increased availability of ketamine is out pacing oversight of the drug. and they say that more research is needed. so today we ask is ketamine therapy, the future of mental health treatment. and of course we want you to join the conversation as always. so be sure to share your th